If I know the tweeter (8 ohms) frequency (3k-20k Hz) and the woofer(8
ohms) frequency (35-2500 Hz) can simple pick a 2-way crossover (8 ohms)
that would direct the frequency to each speaker.
I know this is a basic question. Thanks
> If I know the tweeter (8 ohms) frequency (3k-20k Hz) and the woofer(8
> ohms) frequency (35-2500 Hz) can simple pick a 2-way crossover (8 ohms)
> that would direct the frequency to each speaker.
> I know this is a basic question. Thanks
You are Amar Bose and I claim my five pounds.
The frequency ranges for woofer and tweeter should overlap
and you pick a crossover frequency in the middle of the overlapping
region, or you end up with a hole in the middle.
Eiron wrote:
> EJG wrote:
>
>> If I know the tweeter (8 ohms) frequency (3k-20k Hz) and the woofer(8
>> ohms) frequency (35-2500 Hz) can simple pick a 2-way crossover (8
>> ohms) that would direct the frequency to each speaker.
>> I know this is a basic question. Thanks
>
>
> You are Amar Bose and I claim my five pounds.
>
> The frequency ranges for woofer and tweeter should overlap
> and you pick a crossover frequency in the middle of the overlapping
> region, or you end up with a hole in the middle.
>
Thanks Eiron.
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